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In Reply to: What CD player under $2000 sounds good without a pre-amp? posted by Donald on May 17, 2005 at 07:54:21:
Check out the Ah! Tjoeb 4000/upsampled. It has a built in volume control and its out put voltage is selsctable beween .7, 1.25., 2.5 and 5volts so it can work with a variety of amps without a pre-amp. The tube buffer also helps it sound very good without the use of a preamp, in fact with this player theres no reason to relly use a preamp if you dont need to, unless your against the idea of a digital volume control. Ive found that if you set it the lowest two outputs and use the volume control in the higher part of its range it sounds very good. You can get the top of the line model for about $1200 with upsampler, and all the options, I would also spend another $100 on a pair of NOS Seimens 7308's for the best sound.
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